TCA cycle (Bos taurus)

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GluconeogenesisElectron Transport ChainMitochondrionDegradation of Fatty AcidsContaining an Even Number of CarbonsFatty Acid SynthesisCytosolGlycolysisDegradation of Fatty AcidsContaining an Odd Number of CarbonsPDK1PDHA1MDH1SUCLA2SDHBPDK2OxaloacetatePDK3PyruvateIsocitratePDP2OGDHPCSUCLG2Acetyl-CoAIDH3Balpha-KetoglutaratePDHA2MDH2DLDIDH3GACO2PDHXDLDOxaloacetateCSIDH3AFHFumarateSuccinateCitrateDLATPDHBIDH2PDK4SDHCMalatePDP1SDHASUCLG1DLSTSDHDSuccinyl-CoAMalate


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The citric acid cycle, also known as the tricarboxylic acid cycle (TCA cycle) or the Krebs cycle, (or rarely, the Szent-Gyorgyi-Krebs cycle) is a series of enzyme-catalysed chemical reactions of central importance in all living cells that use oxygen as part of cellular respiration. In eukaryotes, the citric acid cycle occurs in the matrix of the mitochondrion. The components and reactions of the citric acid cycle were established by seminal work from both Albert Szent-Gyorgyi and Hans Krebs. [From Wikipedia]

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NameTypeDatabase referenceComment
ACO2GeneProduct280976 (Entrez Gene)
Acetyl-CoAMetaboliteHMDB01206 (HMDB)
CSGeneProduct280682 (Entrez Gene)
CitrateMetaboliteHMDB00094 (HMDB)
DLATGeneProduct512723 (Entrez Gene)
DLDGeneProduct533910 (Entrez Gene)
DLSTGeneProduct506888 (Entrez Gene)
FHGeneProduct520260 (Entrez Gene)
FumarateMetaboliteHMDB00134 (HMDB)
IDH2GeneProduct327669 (Entrez Gene)
IDH3AGeneProduct282446 (Entrez Gene)
IDH3BGeneProduct613338 (Entrez Gene)
IDH3GGeneProduct614145 (Entrez Gene)
IsocitrateMetaboliteHMDB00193 (HMDB)
MDH1GeneProduct535182 (Entrez Gene)
MDH2GeneProduct281306 (Entrez Gene)
MalateMetaboliteHMDB00156 (HMDB)
OGDHGeneProduct534599 (Entrez Gene)
OxaloacetateMetaboliteHMDB00223 (HMDB)
PCGeneProduct338471 (Entrez Gene)
PDHA1GeneProduct407109 (Entrez Gene)
PDHA2GeneProduct768012 (Entrez Gene)
PDHBGeneProduct613610 (Entrez Gene)
PDHXGeneProduct517402 (Entrez Gene)
PDK1GeneProduct528655 (Entrez Gene)
PDK2GeneProduct524075 (Entrez Gene)
PDK3GeneProduct510841 (Entrez Gene)
PDK4GeneProduct507367 (Entrez Gene)
PDP1GeneProduct280891 (Entrez Gene)
PDP2GeneProduct
PyruvateMetaboliteHMDB00243 (HMDB)
SDHAGeneProduct281480 (Entrez Gene)
SDHBGeneProduct286840 (Entrez Gene)
SDHCGeneProduct785395 (Entrez Gene)
SDHDGeneProduct281481 (Entrez Gene)
SUCLA2GeneProduct511090 (Entrez Gene)
SUCLG1GeneProduct509983 (Entrez Gene)
SUCLG2GeneProduct537713 (Entrez Gene)
SuccinateMetaboliteHMDB00254 (HMDB)
Succinyl-CoAMetaboliteHMDB01022 (HMDB)
alpha-KetoglutarateMetabolite

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